Foreword
Nirupama M Rao,
Foreign Secretary of India
Preface
Pradeep S
Mehta, Secretary General, CUTS International
Contents
Chapter
1: Introduction: The Role of Embassies
Kishan S Rana,
Former Indian Ambassador, Author, Teacher
Bipul Chatterjee, Deputy Executive Director, CUTS International
Chapter
2: Best Practices – A Personal Narrative
Arjun Asrani, Member, National Security Advisory Board &
Chairman, India-Japan Partnership Forum
Chapter
3: Commercial Diplomacy in Mexico (2000-04)
Anup
Mudgal, Consul General, Munich Counsellor, Indian Embassy, Mexico City
(2000-2004)
Chapter 13: Promoting UAE Investments into India: The Role of the
Indian Embassy
Talmiz Ahmad, Ambassador to Saudi Arabia (Riyadh)
Chapter
15: ITEC Programme Experience: India and Ethiopia
Gurjit Singh, Head, Eastern and Southern Africa Division,
Ministry of External Affairs
Chapter 19:
Strategic Dialogue: Track II Diplomacy
Tarun Das, President,
Aspen Institute India
Chapter 20: Networking with Local Partners: Experience in Silicon
Valley, Mauritius and Germany
Kishan S Rana,
Former Indian Ambassador, Author, Teacher
Chapter 21: India at the WTO: From Scepticism to
Activism
Mohan
Kumar, Ambassador of India to Bahrain
Chapter 26: An Industry-Government Partnership
for 2020
Som Mittal, President,
NASSCOM
Chapter 27: Concluding Thoughts
Kishan S Rana,
Former Indian Ambassador, Author, Teacher
Bipul Chatterjee, Deputy Executive Director, CUTS International
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Economic diplomacy
includes the promotion of trade and investments, management of aid and
other financial flows, tourism promotion and the management of all the
regulatory issues that affect a country’s external economic policy; it
is handled by the foreign ministry and the economic ministries, and involves
contributions by non-state actors. This book tells the story of India's
economic diplomacy through 27 essays that portray a mosaic of experience
in different situations around the world.
ISBN: 978-81-8257-139-6
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Letter from Pascal Lamy, Director-General, WTO |
Few are aware
of how economic and commercial diplomacy works, even though it is an important
part of how our interests are pursued and advanced. This is a pioneering
and invaluable book that sheds light on this subject and will become indispensable
to every policymaker.
Jagdish Bhagwati
University Professor, Economics and Law
Columbia University
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How, in today's
global economy, can States make best use of their foreign policy machinery
and diplomatic talents? We are all groping for new solutions. This book
develops robust, intelligent and closely argued answers, based on acute
analysis and an impressive range of professional experience...I salute
the achievement.
Sir John
Boyd
British Ambassador to Japan (1992-1996)
Master of Churchill College, Cambridge (1996-2006)
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This book is
overdue: it analyses the changing nature of international diplomacy in
the age of globalisation…tools and resources of diplomacy are forced to
adapt to this trend or run the risk of losing influence among the many
other actors in foreign relations…It is a must read for everyone interested
in the impressive growth story of India on its way to becoming a world
power.
Thomas Matussek
Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany, New Delhi
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